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5247,] . . ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE•STKEET, BEACKFRIARS; Empowered by Ad of Parliament, For INSURANCE - from FIRE, and on LIVES; and fof the G rant and Purchase of ANNUITIES. JI`OURANCES falling due at Midsummer should be renewed within fifteen Days from that . periil.. Abatements are made, according to the Plan, which origi. rated with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Insu rance out uf London. A large Advantage is allowed on Life Insurance ; and every facility is afforded by which the in tei est and convenience of the Public may be promoted ' WARN LK PHIPPS, Secretary. : *** The Company's Office tor the West-en.l of London at No 97, near Oxford -street, on the 'West Side of New 130A-strect. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASWRANCE OFFICE, 'established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George the First. June, Igo9. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the z4tii instant, are hereby interrn:d, the Receipts are now ready to he deliv,red at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in fall• Mall, as well 'as by their xespettive Agents in the Several Counties; and,the Parties assured are requested to apply tor the Uenewal of their 'Poli cies on or before the 9th ut July next, as the usual Fif teen Da .s „Wowed for Pay in-in, beyond the Date of each Po -licy, will then exi)iin. S:\MU: FENNING, jun. Secretary. Attendance is given, daily, at toe said Offices, !, r the As. suranc%: ofl3uildiqs, Goods, Merchandise,. a nd Ships, in Harbour, i n Dock, or wnile 6uilding, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and al so fo r t h e A ssurama i, o f , and granting Ani:ui_ ties, cn I ' , H. Fin: Policies will be issued free of Expellee to the Assurtf, where the Annual Premium amounts . to 6s. Or up- AN ands. The Premium of is. 6d. per Cent. on, Far Ting Stock is nO w reduced tr. zs. per Cent. Existing Assur a n c es c ove ri ng such propertywill'be reduced as they becomeduc, upon ap- Pllcation to the Office, or the Agent through whom the As surance was micie. STATE LOTTERY, To be drawn in On - Day, zoth of 0 CTOlikR, SCHEME. 4 - - - - £.20,000 ,C gosono 4-- - - - 20,000 24 - - 36 4,920 IpoOo - • 500 - zOOO 6,000 Aco - - 72,8u0 24,000 Tickets ~~~C~OCD T HIS LOTTERY Consists of only - 5,OGe bcrs (from I. to. sOOO ineiusive)• but there' are Four 'rickets of each Numb e r, w hi c h w ill be severally entitled to 'whatever PriZeis drawn against suth Number ; . .for instatce, If No. r should be d, awn a Prize of zo,oool. the Four. Tie-, Ice-s of that N um b er w ill eac h'be ent i tled to 20,d001. mak the whole, 80,..,01.; so that if any person should 'VA - chase more than ()he Ticket of the same Number, and '7 -hat l'N;urnbtr . prove fortunate, he inayNgain. • Isy Two Tickets of the same Number, A Prize o: - - - - - - . - • ,C.,0,:00 By Tickets of the same Number, • A Prat. of - - - -- - 3C60,c-ce By Four Tickets of 0? tame Number, • A Pnze of - 00,0c..0 And all other Prizes in.the.&.tme Proportion. - ?I 1 S and SHARkS are ort Sale ist all the 0 trlces-.• R1(.71-14R ()SON, GOODLUCK, AND CO. RESPECaTULLY acquaint the Public, that •uICK F I S and SHARES for the STATE LOT TERY afebri Sale at their Offices, Bank-bnildings, Corn 'hill. and tacnig the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross. "there are' bnt's,o, o Numbers (from r to 5,000 inclusive), four Tickets of e.ieft . Nuntber. The whole to be drawn in One Day. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 - - - of - - - Zzo,ool 4--of -' - ‘5,000 8 - of I,ofoo 4 -of 2,3-o 112 . Of- 5 , 7 , 6 &c. &c. &C. Sehernes•at large gratis. • or £100,0,0 oil f XL PRIZES , in',the THIRD anct LAST GRAND CI l' LOTTERY, Consisting ul zo,ooo i‘kets, to be Drawn'Thi - Giliidhall in, Four Days: No fixed Prize. T HIS much-approved LOTTERY containsTwen ty-tive rand Capital Prizes. consisting of Twenty. nine Substantial - FRE E HOLD HOUSES. discharged of Land-Tax, situate un Skinner -street and Pickett-street, &c. 'which were estunatru in the year ISO 6, by five eminent Sur veyors, anti proved by them upon Oath, betbte a Conotnittee of the House of Commons. to be worth upwards of too,oool. ; tout as tt.ey have since greatly locreased it, Value; - u new Sur vey and Estimate are preparing, which will be shortly pub lished. TICKETS and SHARES arc on Sale at the Licensed Lottery Offices, and by their 'I gents In the Country. PRESENT .PRICE. Ticket - - -.- ,C 8 8 o ,C 4 8 o 1 Eighth. - - 3 o quarter - - 2 5 0.1 Sixteenth • - o r t 6 The Price will be raised on Monday the .l7th instant. This Day was published, Neatly printed in one, large 4to. volume, price ii. its. 6d. „ boards, r THE t - liSTORY of BARBADOS, from the first Liiscovery,of the I sland, in the Year rhos, till the At,cission of Lord Seaford', ;Sot . lly 10FINT POYER. _ London: Printed for . 1. MaWman, 22, Poultry. By whom Will shortly be published, a new and much enlarged edition of the Present Stare at Turkey. By Tho- UM Thornton, Esq. The OLDEST and LARGEST sTocK of MADEIRA. tQ PENCER and PERKINS, 115, Newgate- stre e t , Wine-merchants, take leave to i n f orm the Consumers of that admifable Liquor, that their STOCK of EkS T and tiVEST;INDIA, of which they have upwards of Twelve Thousand Bottles, most of which has been in bott!e up wards of twenty years, is of the finest flavour, and mOst su perior quality. They sell on the most reasonable terms for Ready-money, and they only request a comparison between their Wine and the Young Wine the TownisnoW so tullOf. YORK: AND LEEDS. NT4W.. Commodious, Safe, Cheep and Expedi tious POST COACHES will setoht from the C;()L-' DEN-CROSS, C HARING-CROSS'„ every Morning at Halt _past Five; breaktast at the Red i.iun, Barnet; dine at the Cock, Eaton; sup at ;retliam Inn: breakfast at the Red Lion Inn, Doncaster ; and arrive in •Leeds by twelve, and York by one, at noOn. There are only tour Coachmen employed, and the same Guard and Coach go-throughout. Every exertion has been.and will continue to be Made, to ren der this the best Conveyance on the North' goad, By GE 0 RC: E BO ULTO-N'arid Co. From the Golden. Cross, the ibllowing Carriages set out, Sides many others too numerous to mention. Liverpool expeditious Post Coaches, only One Night out every morning at six. Holyhead and North Wales Mail every evening. Holyhead, Shrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post Coaches, every morning at nine. Ludlow,, Worcester, and Oxford Mail every evening, and a new Post Coach Tues,lay, Thursday, smut Saturday, at two. Milford Hasen, Carmarthen, Clqueester, and Cheltenham Mail every evening. • Cheltenham and Oxford New and Only Day Coach.every morning at six. Brighton, East Bourn, Worthing, Ilastingi ;" - Portsmouth, Southampton, Isle of Wight; Bognor, Chichester, Arundel, Little Hampton; Margate, Ramsgate, Dover, Ucal, klythe, Vcillsstone, &c. &c. Daily Coxhem ~~i'l ~~~ .Ce-:.a. ~ '~ .. SUN, F R DA Y, JULY 7, . I Bog. COUNTY OP-WARWICK. • , STRATFORD UPON AVON CANAL NAVIG.A. TION.. AT a GENERA:T., ASSEMBLY of thoql46- PRIEToits of the said NAVIGATION licid at, Stratford-on. Avon, on Wednesday the'2Bth. of lune last, it, was Resolved as follows, viz. Resolved,That it is the Opinion of this General Assembly, that the S'um of 90,000 be raised for the purpose of coin.; pitting fills - Navigation. Resolved ; That it is the Opinion of 'this General Assem bly that the said Sum of 90,0001.. cannot be raised by Shares of 401. each, and that thetefine the same be raised at 301. each, making the Total Number of New Shares Three Thou s'and, the utmost number showed by the At of the 49th yearof His Majesty's Reign. . • , - - Resolved,That the Subscription be Open to the Vresent Pro nrietors for and until the,fst day of September next, to sub scribe its proportion to the number of Shares they now hold in the Undertaking. . • Resolved, That froth and after the First Day of Septem ber next, and from that time till the fst Day of October next. the present ,Proprietors shall have liberty to subscribe what number of Shares they May think proper; but that if at the last- mentioned Day it shall appear that a gre,ater N um ber of offers are made than there are shares to supply; that then the Shares shall _divided so as each 'l'-ethin may have a proportionate quantity. . . • Resolved, That in case the whole Niunlirr of Shires shall MI be unbicribed for by the':present Proprietors on the Ist Day of Odober next, that then the Subssription be o'sen to the Public at large, to take according to the priority of their signification of becorn:ng Proprietors. • . Resolved, That this Meeting be adjourned to MOnday the ad day of (Mabel' nett. , Cierk to the Cornp4uy of PTotirt6tors GUTHRIE'S GEOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. - nub Day Was published, 1-n One very large Volume; -Medium Svo price as. bound, thw,Twenty-first Edition, corrected, and considerably en larged. of • - • A NEW "C` , KOGRAPHIcAL, HISTORICAL, and CO M.ME It CIA L. GRAM MA R, and present State of the several Kingdoms of the world. . • , To which are added, • A Geographical Index,. with the Names of Places al phabetically•arranged. -2, A Table of the Coins of all Na tions., and theirvalue in English Money. 3.,,A Chronolo... ,gical Table of Remarkable Events, Irwin the Creation to the present Time. : , , - • By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. ; • The Astronomical 'art, by 1 Ames Ferguson, F. R. S. To which have been added, • the late Di;coveries of Dr. Herschel, and other eminent Astronomers, illustrated witha correct set 91Maps, engraved from.the most recent Obs;rvations and Draughts of Geogra phical Travellers. • .• . , • ' Printed fdr Johnson', F. and C. Rivington,, 1. Walker, Wilkie and-Robinson, Stockdale, R. Eaulder,.W. Clarke and Sons, S4atelierd and Letterman,: H. D. Symonds; G. Robinson, C. taw, Carlell•andDavis,,f. Richardson, Laek ington, Allen and Co. IThrton and rkiricy, Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orrm.', B. Crosby, J. MaWman o J. Asperne, R T Scholey, Ebvrs, T. Tegg, and Wilson and Son, York. Of whom maybe . separate, the Maps coloured, 011 fine piper, and half-001.1nd, price ros. 6d. TO PROPRIETORS OF LANDS IN ENGLAND., A SCOTS FARMER of Abilifie t - ind Capitslif3 deSiroits of taking a FARM Eitglatid of frona Four to Six Fiundred Acres, good .Aiable Land. 11 an . 1011,1 re, W iltsh . re, Sotyiersershi,, , , Monthouthshire, Gloucestershire, or Worestershire, will 6if ,preterred. Letters addressed to M. 13. 73,, Aleterrnanbury; London, an or before the 214 fu:y, will be drily attendedto. Ample refermces will be given. _ „. mo'NEY. MESSRS. LUCAS aikt Co: beg 'Leave to iiifOrm, those that may be desirous of burrowing Terripo. rari-or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they, can at all times, and vithout delay, advance any Sum from One Hun dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds - and upwards, on personal or any other Security, arising from ' lsilarriage. SettlerneritS, Mo. ney in.the Funds,. Clergymens' Livings, or I. rethold, Cory. hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the roost fair and equitable. Terms, and wilt also conduct every Negoliation at-much less ex pence than what is usually incr rred in inriney trausadtionS. Personal Applications ,Messr.. Luta* and Co.• daily re. , ceive at their house, No. 19, ferrnyn-street, St. lames% and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. , N.B. Ten years purchase will be li ven for well secured Annuities. This Day was published, Handsomely . printed in one large Volume, royal 4to (uni t(,trn in size aild type with the TransaCtions of the Linrizean Society of • London), _ and 'embellished , with p4irtraits of Litineus and Dr. Pultene), with a fine Plate of MeclaiS„ and a Fac Simile of Linnzaus's Hand-writing, - price (1., its. 6d. in boards, A . GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of. LINN2EUS. By RICHARD PULTENEY, M.D. F.R.S. The Second Edith, , ; with Correetions, 'considerable Ad. ditions, and Memoir the Author. - L; WM. GEORGE M.D. F.R..5. Physician Extraordinary to her Majesty, Fellow of the Royal College ,of Physicians, and a Vice-President of 'the Lin liman Society of London. To which is ann exed , The Diary olLinnoeus, written ,hy himself, and now translated into English, from the Swedish Manuscript; in the possession of the Editor. Printed for j. Mawman in the-Poultry. This pay was published, The Second Edition, .12r . np, price - ss. boards, • AN INTRODUCTION to the GEOGRAPHY of the NEW 'FES, A comprising a• Sum mary, Chronological and Geographical View 01 - the Events recorded respeding the Ministry of our Saviour, accompa nied with Maps, with Questions for Examination, and an Actented Index : principally designed for the use of Yoting Pers.:Nis, and for the Sunday Employment of Schools. By LANT CARPENTER, L.1..D Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos i6--row. 4. We recommend this book to all such as are anxious to obtain accuracy and precision in their geographical and chro. nological imowleage, as far as relates to the history orthe events recorded in the writings of the New Testament." Literary journal, Ott. t 836 .- " This is but a small book, but it contains a great-deal, and,is likely to be of use both to teachers and.pupits." British Critic, Sept. 1808. ‘, The whole work is correctly executed, and perspicd oust, arranged.'' Ann. Rev. tBoB. THE REV. MR. 11ARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILI. ousym.s. . • IT was a remark of the celebrated.. Dr .: Buchan, Author of the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of this Country, which lay the foundation of the more - fermidahle Ad fatal Diseases ; that the. person who could discover for - he relief and cure a safe and infallilde remedy would per hiritra'mest important service to society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. - William Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and . the high esumanon in which they are .tcservedlydield,.,,liaS ctinsiderably lessened' the number of these complaints . ; and bids fair, in a short timei• to be thedmzins of entirely eradi cating, them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they ad . petwertitily and specifically on the Pits, and thus remove the numerous disorners conneded - with it, Sick 'Head-Aches, flatulence Liver oMplaints, jaundice, Ner 'roes Disorders -.from lndigestion ,C iifcc. They are the most valuable Family Medicine hitherto offered . to the Public, and the. Proprietor is supported by the most respedable evidence of.the•first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speed relief, and m the end cenipleting a Cure. • ' % This valuable Medicine, having been used *ith success, is recommended by toe lei loWing distinguished Personages : The Right Hon. Viscount Dillon.. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir '1 uum Honey wood; Bar:. M.P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushingtorf t • liart. M.P. ter Penyn. • Thomas Anson, Esq. M. for Litchfield. lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. for - Southampton. Nicholson. Calvert, E sq. NI. P. for Hertford. Edmund Boehm, •Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas flamineisley, Esq. Pali-Mall. - G. W. Dickes,- Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of- Canterbury. • • The• Riv. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M: P. for Sold wholesale: and retail by Mr. Hotier, No. 4, Cheapside; and retair by Mr. Kirby, Stafilard-street, Old Bond-street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon...and CO. rso, Ox ford-street ; and by all respectable Venders in Town and Country. A Citition.-=-Observe the name of IVitlian, Barclay ,is -en graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on tiic outside wrap per of each pox ; all not so stamped are a dangerous itr.t. tatien. _ Price cs bd, anti ros. per box, with ample direaiorm, ".1 HE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR. Just published, . In three Volumes, price One Guinea - in boards, r rHE ITINERANT ; or, Genuine Memoirs of au A6tOr. By S. W. RYLEY. " ThiS Work contains a great variety of interesting mat-. ter, interspersed' with Anecdotes of living Theatrical Chit." raziers. Scarcely a !:arne that has figured on the Stage for the last Tiiirty Years,. but has a Nitli in these Volumes ; which we can Safely recoininend as a useful appendage to. Draniatic fil:: , graphy, and as affording much entertainment, witli,nat.injuring the,morals."=—Monthly Mirror. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and ftAles, zo, Paternoster. raw ; and Taylor a:a1...1-lessey, Flec6. - stret.q. 0 whom may he had, price 4s. Comic Sketches ; or the Comedian' his own Manager. By Chas. Lee Lewis. WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY; Complete in Odavo. This Day was published, In One large Volume Octavo, ‘vith,lut the smallest abridg rne.lt, price Izs. in boards, a New Edition, being the fifth, of CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTION ARN% and Expositor of the English Language. By JOHN WALKER, Author of Elements of Elocution, Rhyming Dictionary, Scu. Printed tor 1; •.Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and j • Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. *,;* In this - Volurne the meaning of every word is clearly explained, and the sound of every syllable distinctly shewn ; and, where words are sobjed to diderent prounciations, the autriorities of our hest Pronouncing Didionaries are fully ex hibilec!, the reasons /moat] at large displayect;and.the pre ferable pronunciation poiuted out. As ;roc:ye may be had all Mr; Walker's other works. On Saturday July. 2, 1805, will be 'published, . • Price One Shilling. ' • . A New Weekly Work, to.be entitled, the CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW. For - some . _ time past the liritish,Presa has. teethed with Publica tions calculatedto mislead, and to inflame the Public Mind. The vilest arts have been resorted to in order to sap:the,Loy ally. of tlie:People, to , destroy ,their ttesped for Exalted Rank, and'ln obliterate their Veneration , for the-Church ; a similar System was pursuer Vin France,‘previous to the Re vel u-tion, and its baneful Etteds are too faithfully.rccorded in the present degraded State of the continent ;—it becomes -then," a very desirable objet to furnish the People of this Empire ~ - 4 1- 1 1 an _Antidote to the Poison thuS widely disse- Initiated amongst theft; • - • . . • • ~ • WWI this vie:v. it is proposed to institute a Weekly Paper, upoll the Tlaa cpbbo Regi er, to L. entitled.H THE 'CONS FITLIII()N4L REVIEAV. • n 014 Work every subiec•• comic .red with , theluterests of the Public, will be fulfy, canvassed; and upon Whitever questions it may be .necessary . to =tin', such :Principles only will he inaintain6l as are cUirgeniaL with the Ilritishi-Consti- The same motives of Loyalty and Independence which impel the:Prop' ietors to oppoSe Sedition, will induce them, with no less firmness and zeali.to expose ,orruption; and, • while they keep a..Watclifill Eye upon the Patrons of Pecirlitte: - s shall never esca•pe notice. The"C-on duct,of Public Men will form a very material point of Dis cussion, and the Proprietors 'pledep themselYes to meet the Subject with perfeet I mpartialtty. i • • • • • A Review will also be taken ot the diurnal, and other pe riodic-al iournats, lur the 'purpose of detecting Falsehoods, and repelltigp:e pernicious Doctrines occasionally promul 'gated in some of these Prints, in order to render'this Wormore'permanerifly useful, the Principal Eventiof the Week, Worth. recording, tugetuer with any interesting Public,Papers, .w.ll be inserted in it. Published by C. Chappie, No. 66, Pall Mall'; and Orders received by every Bookseller 'and Newsman in the U:liite‘l NEW MEDICINE ACT. NEWBERY thlel SONS, Ne. 45, St. ?Mtn . London, . Proprietors .of 'Dr. ames's Powder and caner valuable Preparatinns; in tdrin the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the P rice of Cult Medicine will be in future 2S. gd. per Packet, or st. 6d. DOzen burthc quanrity or it ijozen l'acketi in a Bottle (as Made.up for the Army and Navy) Clay he had for 11. 4s. And as the words ! 4 .F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are 'engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed Will be a siitticient secumity against Counterfeits, his Signa ture on the Label's will be discontinued. _ Ihe following are the Prices of their other Medicines; Stainps included ; but those who purchase six, or more, at 'a time, will 12;6 allsiwed the Starilps kratis. J. .I'. . S. d. Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative I 9 Do. in a Bottle - 24 0 D. Austin's Chalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills 4 - 6 Pills 4 Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTin6l.ot Bark 4 0 The AntibitiouS Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxham's ditto 3' o Dr. Steer's Opotleldoc z 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9 Do : Convulsion Oil - 2 .6. English coffee - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Di'op. z 6 Carruther's Drops z 9 Do. Camomile cops . i 9 ,_ Essence of.Ginf;er -- 2 9 Do. Partgofic Lozenges i Ditto Peppermint ; ti Angibaud's Bois ditto Dr. HoOpees Pills Essenceof Col tsibot z 3 6 Grant's - Drops - t to mr.spence's-Dentiftice 4 - o 1 ngtish's Scots Pills r ti Cephalic stiLiir e Henry's Mignesia 2 6 Jones's Rneurn. Tin 4. 3 6 Norton's Drops - - .5 6 Berq.'s BiliOus'Pills - 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops. 5, 6 Class's Magnesia 3 Solandir's 'lea 2 9 Wilson's Aircr.nive 4 • Creeiciou;iii'sTintture Purifying Swe:t Cakes z 3 Do.' Tolu Lozenges - N. B. 'As ninny Persons' mistake the House of Messrs. Newbery, obscore, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, four Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on the Eront--" THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. lAMES's PoWDER-i” • , • - r• • i4kv• I ••••'-W y/ 7 V,' ' 0,-ti..... , .4.1 k r• a • .... (-. :UAW:. ~.f ~ \\ 6 : .1: ; . r 47. ; : ' ..... . 1it - c 1 ' .„ 6 ' A t 1( V , ~ r ‘ • .......: ". [PRICE SIkPENCE lIILFPENNY-0 IifCTUALL MG . -YARD, DEPTFORD, - • • . , yub, 5, iSo9. THESE are to give Aotice, That on Thursday, the zotb y 11 6 ,08 0 9, at Ten the Forenoon, will be ex- Posed to Sale at Hit Majesy's Ficis.allilg.Yard, at Deptfor.:l, sundry Lots of the. following, PROVISIONS and VIC. TLIALIANG •s - roRES, Breael t ßrsad Dust,,Finur, Flour Swegpings, RaisinS, Cur:. rants, Rice, Peas,Oatmeal,Pot Barloy,Bakcho.use Sweepings, ,Callavances,.Split Beans, Ba - gs andit'ags, Flour Sacks,t rut. ter, Cheese, sugar, Beef, Pork, Suet, Baccn, Empty Tierces ~and Barrels, ,Board, and Doublet-Ends,: Staves and Heading, Iron Hoops, Coopers' 'Tools,*&c, Anti 7 Corrosion Powder. Now s,ing.itzllis. Majesty's Yard at Deptford. Deposit of kz's per Cent. is to'be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale, and if the remainder of the Muney 6e no: paid, and the Particulars taken avt/y within twenty working days afterwards, the Deposit:will 6e forfeited,' aid the Goods re. main the Property .of t,. CrGwx. The other Conditions may be seen, and Catalogues had at Deptford. HENRY GARRETf. EAST INDIA HOUSE, yie,), 5, stn. HEREAS, by the Third Article of the Deed Vv dated the loth 7:4, 1805, for the liquidation of the Private Debts of the late Nabobs of the,Carnatic, it is piovitted, That in scase any of the. Commissioners, in England thereby dpzoii;ted, or, any ammissitmers the, eafter to be appointed. to cif in England, should die, become ilcapable of ai?fng, or should dec,7ne to a,4, then as often us the case -should bane; it sh:uld be lawful for the Court of Diteaorr, or the major parr, in value of the several Creditors, Parties thereto, to nominate any Posts: or Persons to. be a Commissioner or Commillioners in Eng. land, in the place a- stead of a,:5;.;1.7 COli:11114 rldnir or Commis. siolers in Englund, so di.i4;' becoming . iniapable of acing, or declining to dd. And .14ereas Francis Horuer,44: one of the Comnsissi,tiers in England, has declined` lartber to att, thdeforo the Creditors, Parties to the said Deed, are hereby requested to attend a Meet. ring to be held at the East India Itosse, Leadenball-street, en Thursday, the i 31.6 day of :74 initint, , at Twelve o'clock in the ,Forenoon precisely, to join with the Cora of Directors in moni nating a Commissioner to at? ia .Enihind in' the stead of the said Francis Honer resigned. RAMSAY,Sec. EAST INDIA HOUSE, yll? ) , 6, ilictt. fHE COURToIDIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP/INY of 111ERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad. lug to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, , • That a G e neral Court of the raid Company will be beld at their lloaie in Leadenhall.street, on Frialqy the .14th Instant, at Elaven a' Clock in the Forenoon,. at the desire of nine, Proprietors, agreeably to ihe following letter : Tn Charles Grant, Esq,Chairman of the Court of Di— . 'redors of the East India Company. - SIR, • London, .^/ane 30, 1871. _ . We, whose names are hereto suhscrifred',dst'(y qualiAel according to late,,re4uest you to call a Special General Court of Profrrie. tors of _East India Stock, for the purpose of taking into considera 'lion the Report of the Court of Dire tors upOnihe Resat:lion:of the Special General Court‘of Proprietors, held arrthe zd but. respe3. frig the recal of certain Miters and Cadet:, whose twointments are said to have been obtained by improper means. We are, Sir, Your most pbettie).l humble Servants, PHILIP SANSOM.' 11700LMORE: . • • WM. SNA I I7II. P. SAMPSON, ,TAMES BARNET. •••• xiaN 70.11 N FORBEft. GARNAUL-T. P. MOORE. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIW- and ,o. Surgeons, late i n his Majesty's , seritiee, challenge-the whole' world to rove a single instinee,'Xilliere . their medicine and methvi of cure have failed of the desired etfc-et. • The _practice of many years in this particular -branch of their profession, h a s no t giveßrise to one unsuceesstul case. They continue to direct : their studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful 11 - iets of. a habit long and most. unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes, In the one it Will-be found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have it.; ravages fa. tally developed_ to them by a alistressing statc.pf-elebility, which, if nut timely remedied, terriiinates'iti impotence. These are its remote and .ultiniate etieds, while eonsunip losS of muscular power, and various nervouscom plaints, usually characterise the earlier stages of - this solitary vice.— Of persons-languishing uniter the - disorders inictent to such 4 habit, their treatment and'has-nevei proeed unsuc cessful in the course of a long; laborious, ,ii\d'enueit extended practice. In the most obStinate and complicated cases of ve nereal infection, such as obstruCtions in the uretlirli, sPungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi.. nal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES,... Whether recent or of lohg duration, and which have baf fled the skill of other Praditioners, are by their pitsent im proved plan of treatment, effedually and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering the- e*.ruciating pa'n and alarming hemorrhage which frequently Nlows the applica-: tion of the lunar caustic.. In the course . et twenty years_ extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under theiecare, the total eradication of which are efneted by a sate, certain, and expe ditious mode of pradice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility, proceeding from this complaint is speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re••• inedies e after the Stricture•has been destroye.l, is indispensa-- bly niquisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. Messrs. Currie and Cu. may be consulted by either sex. with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, llatton.garden. - Patients in the Country are requested to.state the particu lars of their case, age, and getal habit of, living, &e. inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be . given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their tindertakjng,'the postage. of letters may be added-ie. the aiecount'for thedietnes gth June, tgeo.—to7i I-Litton:garden,